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Old 30th July 2017, 08:24   #11
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Paul good temporary fix but alas I think it will now last long, no sooner PB find out what the loop hole is it will be closed.

Personally I think member would be better off using there time and effort retracing over their own threads and replacing the photo's using another hosing site, I have been doing this for at least 9 months when PB started to get slow and cumbersome, now massive task is needed to deal with the aftermath they have created for all forums even Ebay sellers are affected.

I chose https://imgur.com/ it seems to be good
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Old 30th July 2017, 08:36   #12
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Paul good temporary fix but alas I think it will now last long, no sooner PB find out what the loop hole is it will be closed.

Personally I think member would be better off using there time and effort retracing over their own threads and replacing the photo's using another hosing site, I have been doing this for at least 9 months when PB started to get slow and cumbersome, now massive task is needed to deal with the aftermath they have created for all forums even Ebay sellers are affected.

I chose https://imgur.com/ it seems to be good
Thankfully I didn't have many photo's linked from PB but have since cancelled with Artic's help and now using imgur which is much easier to use.
Uploading is a doddle.
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Old 30th July 2017, 09:50   #13
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While it is physically possible for a mod or mods to trawl through the entire history of the forum and individually fix each image, none of us volunteers would have the available time to execute such an undertaking I'm afraid.
Oh, I wasn't suggesting doing it manually, but via an automated search and replace.

This was a post which includes numerous PB images and was the first one I tried to edit, but for some odd reason it lacks an edit button.

https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...68&postcount=5
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Old 30th July 2017, 09:59   #14
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Please listen folks. Use the forum itself to host your images, there is NO NEED to use any 3rd party hosting site. Even if you sign up to imgur (or any other site) there is always the possibility they too will do something similar in future and then you will be back to square one, images hosted on the forum can ONLY be deleted by yourself or a Mod. I have written a full tutorial here:-

https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=270793

It does look more complicated than it is, once you have done it a few times it's really easy. I have even added a .pdf file with the instructions so you can download it, print it out, then follow it as you post.
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Old 30th July 2017, 10:19   #15
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The problem with using the forum is the forum hasn't adapted to cope with the size of files modern technology generates.

An auto resize on upload function is common place elsewhere, no real reason why it shouldn't exist here.
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Old 30th July 2017, 10:30   #16
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I wasn't suggesting doing it manually, but via an automated search and replace.
Have you more details on doing this? By a script of some sort?
The images in a forum document don't seem to have an address available to edit, you get the image itself in the editor GUI. The only method I've got anywhere with is to add the '~original' extension to PB's quoted address. But that's the long and tedious way to do it and you need to note exactly which image to use. Once it's blanked out by PB it can be difficult to select the correct one again, especially where you have hundreds in the relevent PB folder.

PB also seems to have blocked the folder download system which allowed you to recover all your stuff. I can't belive that's legal. Anyone tried it recently? Maybe it's simply overloaded with leavers.

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This was a post which includes numerous PB images and was the first one I tried to edit, but for some odd reason it lacks an edit button.
https://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/for...68&postcount=5
That's because it's a closed document.You need a mod to release access, or use the one in the active thread (if there's a copy there).

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Have you more details on doing this? By a script of some sort?

The script is beyond my level of expertise, it just seemed that if someone could write a script to do that, it would solve the issue for everyone.

The images in a forum document don't seem to have an address available to edit, you get the image itself in the editor GUI.

I tried to explain, but perhaps didn't explain well....

Whilst editing your post, look at the top right corner of the edit panel. There you will find a square box with two A's in it. It shows 'switch editor mode' if you hover over it. If you click it, it will then show the original link to your image on PB, which you can edit to include the

.jpg~original[/IMG]

If a post has a lot of PB images included, it might be easier to copy and paste the entire post into your own favourite editor, which includes a search and replace. Do the S&R, then paste it back to the forum editor.

PB also seems to have blocked the folder download system which allowed you to recover all your stuff. I can't belive that's legal. Anyone tried it recently? Maybe it's simply overloaded with leavers.

If true, serves them right

That's because it's a closed document.You need a mod to release access, or use the one in the active thread (if there's a copy there).

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Could a mod release it please, pretty please?
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Old 30th July 2017, 12:07   #18
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Please listen folks. Use the forum itself to host your images, there is NO NEED to use any 3rd party hosting site. Even if you sign up to imgur (or any other site) there is always the possibility they too will do something similar in future and then you will be back to square one, images hosted on the forum can ONLY be deleted by yourself or a Mod. I have written a full tutorial here:-

https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=270793

It does look more complicated than it is, once you have done it a few times it's really easy. I have even added a .pdf file with the instructions so you can download it, print it out, then follow it as you post.
Isn't this a bit selfish?

I have a handful of photo's hosted here but I wouldn't dream of putting up loads.

I would hate to hazard a guess at what their hosting costs are.
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Please listen folks. Use the forum itself to host your images, there is NO NEED to use any 3rd party hosting site. Even if you sign up to imgur (or any other site) there is always the possibility they too will do something similar in future and then you will be back to square one, images hosted on the forum can ONLY be deleted by yourself or a Mod. I have written a full tutorial here:-

https://the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/s...d.php?t=270793

It does look more complicated than it is, once you have done it a few times it's really easy. I have even added a .pdf file with the instructions so you can download it, print it out, then follow it as you post.
But presumably the forum does not have infinite storage available? If everyone did this, how long until it gets filled up?
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Old 30th July 2017, 12:43   #20
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Isn't this a bit selfish?

I have a handful of photo's hosted here but I wouldn't dream of putting up loads.

I would hate to hazard a guess at what their hosting costs are.
Not if you only upload pictures relevant to your thread. I do see your point though.
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